Abstract: A device for safely retaining an object such as a child's bottle or other object consisting of interrelated straps of webbing or other materials employing tensionally locked slidably compression buckles. One or all of the straps are adjustable for length. The attachment and retention straps are placed circumferentially around the objects to be attached. The strap engaging the bottle or other component is best compressively engaged and employs buckles having a tensional release and dexterity requirement lacking in young children.